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Download Article Advances in Social Science, Education and Humanities Research, (ASSEHR), volume 143 Unhas International Conference on Social and Political Science (UICoSP 2017) Perindo: The Emergence of The Business Party in Indonesia Ahmad Zaki Fadlur Rohman1a; Laode Machdani Afala1 1 Department of Government, Brawijaya University, Malang, Indonesia a Corresponding author: [email protected] Abstract—This paper tries to explain the phenomenon of the conducted by Dhakidae, the political party can be divided into latest political party model development in Indonesia. During this two main paths, namely class and stream (aliran) paths [2]. The time, the study of the party model is often based on social class path distinguishes the capitalist party that supports cleavage and electoral orientation. But, ahead of the 2019 developmentalism like Golkar, with the party owned by the election, there emerges a new Perindo party whose the root of radical socialist workers like PRD. Meanwhile, the stream path formation is different from the previous parties. Based on the distinguishes the party based on the view of the world and its research result, Perindo party is a new type of political party in problem, namely Islamic parties such as PPP, PBB, PK, with Indonesia that can be categorized as a business party. By using secular parties such as PDIP. While PAN and PKB are the framework developed by Krouwel there are at least four middle paths as a meeting point between class and stream characters of Perindo party as the first business party in paths. This typology is also less able to explain the position of Indonesia. First, the Perindo Party was established from a business network in an economic society and did not originate Perindo that carries welfare issues for the poor through the from a fraction of a political party previously existing in empowerment of entrepreneurship and its ideological position Parliament. In addition, the formation of the party is annealed that has no historical root such as secular and Islamic parties. and funded by a group of elites, not rooted from the grassroots. The study of party typology was also developed by Second, candidate recruitment patterns tend to be open, and the Ambardi by using social cleavage approach based on religious, range of electoral appeal tends to be broad with low party-id regional, and class [3]. Furthermore, party-based cleavage bonds. Third, policy strategies tend to be flexible and more between Java and non-Java was prominent before the 1955 oriented to the public office rather than the interests of the representative. Fourth, internal organization management tends election which also influenced the formation of the RIS to be professional and modern, although it is controlled (Republic of the United States of Indonesia). While the hierarchically and centrally by party leaders. religious cleavage between Islam and secular has grown since the beginning of independence until post-reform between the Keywords—perindo, business party, electoral, party model Islamic party and the nationalist party. Meanwhile, class-based social classification began to strengthen in the 1970s, due to the new-order policy oriented to economic growth. This typology I. INTRODUCTION is also difficult to understand Perindo in which regional issues This study attempts to capture the latest model of political are not visible, as well as issues of class and diversity. party development in Indonesia that has never been explained in previous studies. The emergence of Perindo as a new The latest party typology which is slightly able to explain political party is a new model in party typology studies. This is Perindo is the emergence of match-all parties in Aminuddin's because Perindo was established from the MNC corporation study, revealing that the tendency of new parties of 2009 network, has no clear social basis, and was not originate from elections such as Hanura and Perindo leads to the match-all the old party fractionalization like other new parties such as party model [4]. This is because the two new parties are Gerindra, Demokrat, Hanura, and Nasdem. For this reason, the deemed not to have a clear social basis so that they take phenomenon of the Perindo party requires a special study. advantage of all existing social basis for the sake of electoral. Meanwhile, in the catch-all party model, even it no longer uses In the period of the 1950s, the typology of political parties its social basis to expand the electoral reach, but never had a in Indonesia often refers to social cleavage. This is the way that clear social basis. The model is only able to explain Perindo Feith and Castle made the typology of political parties in 1955 from the electoral aspect, but has not been able to explain how into 5 (five) models: Radical Nationalism (PNI), Javanese it is formed from new business networks and not formed Traditionalism (NU, PNI and PKI), Islam (NU and Masyumi), through the old business networks and old elites as Hanura Democratic Socialism (Masyumi and PNI party wedges), and formed by Wiranto, and Gerindra formed by Prabowo. Communism (PKI) [1]. Of course, this type of typology cannot Therefore, through the concept of party typology developed by be used to understand Perindo that does not have a clear social Krouwel [5] using the four dimensions of the party model, basis. namely genesis, ideology, electoral, and organization, this After the first election of reformation in 1999, many studies study tries to explain how Perindo is specifically different from on the typology of the party began to develop in Indonesia. As Copyright © 2017, the Authors. Published by Atlantis Press. 5 This is an open access article under the CC BY-NC license (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/). Advances in Social Science, Education and Humanities Research, (ASSEHR), volume 143 previous party models in Indonesia, where there is a tendency external of parliament. Party Perindo was established by Hary to lead to a business party model. Tanoesoedibjo or often well-known as HT which is a leading business actor in Indonesia. HT is a new figure who plunge in II. RESEARCH METHOD the field of politics. The same thing about the formation of Perindo party from the external parliament affirmed by To understand how Perindo develops as a business party in Sahrianta Tarigan, that the formation of Perindo party structure Indonesia, this study uses case study research methods. The use is established by new people who join the political world and of case study for researchers is considered important because, have proximity to HT [7]. at least, there are two considerations. First, the focus of Perindo party was formed from a community organization research in case studies is an in-depth analysis of a single or called Perindo in 2013. The organization is engaged in social double case that is considered unique [6]. This is in accordance and disaster issues. In the process of establishment, HT had with the emergence of Perindo party as a new case in the stated that this organization is a first step to establish a political development of political parties in Indonesia. Second, the unit party. Perindo as mass organizations is often engaged in the of analysis in the case study does not focus on the individual, social field and come down in every disaster with providing but rather emphasizes the explanation of events, programs, and free ambulance, social service, cheap bazaar and fogging [8]. activities involving many individuals. It is important to analyze To support his ambition to President or Vice President of Perindo's activities as an organization which includes events, Indonesia, Perindo then was formed as political party. programs, and activities involving many actors. 2. Initiatives and Personal Resources III. RESULT AND DISCUSSION As a new political party, Perindo party has considerable political ambition to win the general election in 2019. This can A. Model of Business Firm Party be seen from some of the programs and campaigns by Perindo The Business Party is the last model of the development of party. For the sake of the ambition, HT does not want half- political parties in Europe, and is not found in America. hearted in acting to raise the Perindo party. In short, Perindo Hopkin and Paolucci (1999) describe the Forza Party owned by party resources are described as following: an Italian, Berlusconi, as the first example of the emergence of 1. Having a main figure. In building Perindo party, all a business party. According to Andre Krouwel, there have four cadres of Perindo party always build HT figure as the criteria that can be used as an instrument in analyzing the main figure to society. This can be seen in every company's business party as following [5]. political campaign of Perindo party both in the print and 1. The dimension of genesis or origin, the indicators are: electronic mass media owned by HT. a). the party is formed by an external elite of the state or 2. Having a network of print and electronic mass media. not of the elite in parliament, b). the origin of the party HT has a number of major media namely RCTI, is formed on the initiative and personal resources. MNCTV, Global Tv, Inews Tv, Sindo newspaper, and 2. Ideological dimension, the indicators are: a). in the okezone.com policy process, a party tends to be flexible and not 3. Having a financial resources. In AD/ART, Perindo party bound by a particular ideology b.) Party orientation itself does not regulate the financial resources of tends to seek office (office seeking) rather than policy Perindo party, but for all activities Perindo party either orientation. to run the program or to build the infrastructure both in 3.
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